Consumer Reports On Health Magazine

Consumers Beware
A review of Consumer Reports On Health Magazine, November 26, 2012
Submitted by: hllreader from MoVal, IA

This "magazine" is not worth the paper its printed on. For $2 per issue, I had anticipated something other than a few pages of cut-n-paste-type articles. If you don't have access to the internet, this may be for you, however, there are plenty of other resources available for a lot lest cost.

So easy to read and understand
A review of Consumer Reports On Health Magazine, December 27, 2011
Submitted by: Esther

This easy to read magazine has been an increíble surprise in my library. Quick read for my students. Concise and to the point.

Not a magazine, but . . .
A review of Consumer Reports On Health Magazine, October 31, 2011
Submitted by: Curmudgeon from Athens, GA

I agree this is a 12 page newsletter, not a magazine. But 12 pages of concise, non-biased, topical health information is better than a 50 page magazine with 40 pages of misleading and self-serving ads.

The great thing about Consumer Reports, and Consumer Reports on Health, is that they do NOT accept advertising, so they CAN be unbiased. I am happy to pay a little more so they don't have to depend on advertising revenue, and I don't have to have my reading interrupted by countless annoying ads.

not what I expected, not a magazine
A review of Consumer Reports On Health Magazine, August 16, 2011
Submitted by: beckrock

If you are expecting something in the way of a "magazine" then you will be disappointed because this is a 12- page pamphlet at best. It's a 10 minute read from from front to back. At $24, it is overpriced. The description and price need to be adjusted for what it really is.  The information is good, but just not much of it.